The rear of a mini - horrible
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I had one as a hire car this week, fortunately only a day, it is the 2 door version of the Maxi Mini (Countryman?)
I had to suffer the 1.6d with no toys. Noisy, lots of noise, wind noise, road noise, very intrusive, engine was loud with no go. Dash squeaked a lot, probably because rather than do what every other manufacturer has done and simplify everything, they have decided they need multiple surfaces to be joined together. and they all squeak. Steering was woeful, wooden, no feedback. It was no good in town or on a motorway. You have to have a pretty thick skin (and skull) to want to live with one I'd think.
Fashion comes at a laughably high price.
I had to suffer the 1.6d with no toys. Noisy, lots of noise, wind noise, road noise, very intrusive, engine was loud with no go. Dash squeaked a lot, probably because rather than do what every other manufacturer has done and simplify everything, they have decided they need multiple surfaces to be joined together. and they all squeak. Steering was woeful, wooden, no feedback. It was no good in town or on a motorway. You have to have a pretty thick skin (and skull) to want to live with one I'd think.
carinaman said:
Does that massive MINI badge double as a tailgate handle?
Yes. And when its covered in muck, so are you. And it is, obviously, huge.Rick101 said:
It's got a BMW engine you know.
And seemingly the BMW executives from the 1980s have been responsible for the options packages, as practically anything of use appears (at quick glance at the website) to be a paid for extra. Fashion comes at a laughably high price.
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Not sure whether it was intentional or previously vandalised but either way the lettering did make me chuckle a bit 
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